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Genesis Rosario

The Bronx

Summary

Bilingual college student skilled in customer service and relationship building. Experience in a legal aid office enhanced problem-solving and administrative abilities. Strong communicator with organizational skills and leadership experience. Committed to continuous learning and contributing effectively in a new work environment.

Overview

1
1
year of professional experience

Work History

Sales Associate

CD Sam Clothing Company
The Bronx, NY
04.2025 - 06.2026
  • Provided product knowledge to customers, fostering informed purchasing decisions and increasing sales satisfaction.
  • Gained customer trust and confidence by demonstrating compelling, persuasive and composed professional demeanor.
  • Facilitated customer interactions in English and Spanish, improving communication and service quality.
  • Enhanced customer outreach by supporting marketing initiatives aimed at Spanish-speaking communities.

Summer Volunteer as Legal Aid Assistant

The Legal Aid Society
New York, NY
06.2025 - 09.2025
  • Helped clients navigate social services system and access needed resources.
  • Coordinated with different service providers to meet clients' individual needs.
  • Researched local laws and regulations to provide accurate information to clients.
  • Used strong interpersonal communication skills to convey information to others.

Education

No Degree - Criminal Justice

John Jay College of Criminal Justice
New York, NY
06.2029

Skills

  • Bilingual communication
  • Cash handling
  • Customer engagement
  • Friendly, positive attitude
  • Time management
  • Sales techniques
  • Flexible and adaptable
  • Multitasking Abilities
  • Critical thinking
  • Point of sale

Languages

English
Native or Bilingual
Spanish
Native or Bilingual

Timeline

Summer Volunteer as Legal Aid Assistant

The Legal Aid Society
06.2025 - 09.2025

Sales Associate

CD Sam Clothing Company
04.2025 - 06.2026

No Degree - Criminal Justice

John Jay College of Criminal Justice